The Sun. — London, England, 1818-11-30 00:00:00

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Commissariat Department, Treasury Charniers, • if RON COFFINS.--Tire Public are'regpectfnliy' - invited to inspect them, and if circumstances render a visit inconvenient, the Company will submit a nscdel ,;ri the„ shortest notice, without any-chaf , :g'e-: and shOtild .a • Family he particularly engaged with. an Undertaker, the Coffin may br had alone, On M.ndav last, Mr. B. an Undertaker, was sent to see them by a Family, arol he•returngd, saying * Ahey could easily be opened, and ether base falsehoods, which induced the family to see for them Selves-; they • iminediatelyn discovered the trick, and. ordered one, and the Funeyal .to be cum otetell by the Company. The Iron Coffins ate'deelared by the Board of. Works to he the. best ever. invented : they answer ail the purposes of lead, and are ailmitted into the I vaults as such: nor can they 'be refused interment in the -- Chinch-yard ; their internal bars and springs defy the at.... tempts of •those who rub the graVes of several then:sand., bodies annually; they adroit of fittir+r, precisely as wood, and in - the funeral come as Cheap. Nine Lead Coffins have recently been stolen from a Church under repair. Tombs anti Tablets of Cast Iron; for durability and eco nomy,, Hearse a nd C oa ch t o convey the Corpse and Eight Mourners, for 11. ss. •" Goswelkstreet-road, and 299, Strand. PROVINCIAL JOURNALS. Nov. 26, 1818. ~ It :must be gratifying to every good man and loyal•snbject to kuoNir that throughout the Em .fdre tt'k'erieral 'SerttirnCnt'of veuer.ltion and regret prtvails on the,loss,of our l•e exedlent QUEEN. The following is-alt extract from The Cork Adver lifer of time 21st ins.t. "a loyal and well-conducted Journal:— ' From the LONDON A2ETTE of Nov: 28. Forei.ln-Office, Oct. 28, 1818. , His Royal Highness the Prince Regent ... 4as been pleased in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Wit• limn Gray, Esq. to be Majesty's Coniul for the State of PICTIL-th LING- OFFICE, Nov. 20, 1813. HE C ONEWISSIONERS for VICTUALLING that 11an11 1 .1.1 . ESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, t,„ " ". Tue l.day, the Bth o f December next, they will be ready ~:•' ‘.-"e rend ers in writing (sealed up), and treat for the iI ' i iPPT Y (on separate Contracts) of all such quantifies of 14 ;;IT), rittr, diad MUTTON, WINE, MILK, VEGETA • CA T.ES. SOAP, and BAVINS, as may be re old p the use of the Royal Naval Hosydtals at Haslar 411 2 ,. „ ""th respectively, during the space of twelve Calen aronths, from the Ist of January, 1819, inclusive. rhe t. et — on , of the Contracts may be seen at the Se 17 9'"W 1 f) - 6 ce, at this Office, or by applying to the Stewards " -Mentioned Hospitals. - 41 noteard unit b e h ail to O ny r eader i n which the Price e be in serted in Words at length, or that shall not el;lie " 4 to the Board bef bre o'Clock the said ::P41411 the ' 40 Of .yecember ore . next; nor unless on the Per son ftke e the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends "finer w hen called for. 4.h t lo,: ren aer must also he accompanied by a Letter signed i e lntnsibl e . p erson , mg-04ring to become bound with the AriZ tt le " der iug, in the penal Siva of 500/. for the due per : l'irtf e l e : O f t he Contracts for each of the two first mentioned ▪ a " of 2001. for each of the others. 11,44/CrmiL"NG. oFFICE, Nov. 27, 1818. e°II IMISSIONERS for rICtUALLING 2 1 1, 44 ,.. "= 6 . 1 -ES7'Y'S NdVYdo hereby give Mike, That l '"eep,: -.41 "' Me 15th of neeember next, they will be ready 4 Nti p T ender s in writing- (waled up), and treat with *kg, n er. "' t as will undertake to supply whatever FRESHNo I rt pared for the we of his Majesty's Ship. and 'ett Plymouth, Torbay, Dartmouth, Valmont h, Yarmouth, Lynn, and Wells, in the County of Norfolk, Margate, • Dover Roads, and ren, New R omne y, .? -Tait -e Contracts) for twelve ilfonths, from Me Ist of l ' e ;rt tc ' the 31st of December, 1819. inclusive :—to be Bill ift„ " 6.V s payable, 'lat e without Interest, sixty days he • 114 v "aditions 'he Contracts way be seen at m the See 4<(:).flice, at Ili% ce ;Rr by applying to Mr. T. gent for the victualling at Plymouth to the C "'" 41 I' g et 22 ' 14 Atoiestse, s Customs at Dartmouth, Falmouth, . I Zeh t ' . `"t Tel] (lively a. and to lilt. Thomas Russell, Jor ik s 7. - 4 4) e i clitnl!ing at Dover. be r i e f .4). ( l be had to any 2'ender in which the Price shall ' t ile i l l : r le / in Words at Icagik, or that shall not be delivered 11 7 1 : e l) cce: 6 : 1 Tore One o' Clock on the said Tuesday, Me 15th to.. 4 eler ? , ext, nor unless the Person who makes the " e " e 'l7 a° " Person on his behalf, attends, to answer •t a ft " 'Ter eY t -1 60 " I ' l er now also be accompanied by a ictter signed t 4 'e‘tp „ t ° -4j Uie Persons, engaging to become bound with 11n1 4 in the Penal Sant of 20001. for the due ** 4 4"cP t (4. of 4 e Contract at Plymouth: and of' 5001. for Contracts. sc,t PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, _ —`/Til A MPTON-STREET, STRAND. ) e t ,,i B Tile , TRUSTEES. it.t, e Marquis of BUCKINGHAM, Esq. l i ro o k,. • Nt ( ,,,, 9 aed 1 William Pr i 1 4 1 , , '44d, Bait. M.P. George Duckett, Esq. 1-4 4 ii _And • Fifteen Directors. iNi'!,ll-}ire'lor--4. T. Barber Beaumont, Esq. F.A.S. Office Is, b. f iat I,tisiing principle of . h • r 4 1 4 v eti,. tie Member share Prtofits in proportion . to t et t'; h . l tt e l I",?tlibutioul,.share mariner nearly similar . to that ..a::"l 1 a"npted ill the Equitable ' Office, but w ith this `lt,.Pai, 44. Provernent, that as the Original Mein t e for Nqhrtl.'l),g...d .P.ermatient Fund, deemed amply sufficien i re :,N)ii,t; "Lt indenittity it is provided that no persona 1.4.,4t1;t; $"411 4tt:ICI 1 . the Policy Holders. Hence those Oit,t.iaaill'',4:Te"tion are' secured ° from uncertainty and risk of ti01`11(.,.,' and Art `‘E"iirietaiv OtliCe having a large inheritable C?.- iiixi ,entitled.to p. , ticipation in the Profits, in I,l'.ciii,p ntliPl2l:PSocietya. - a T r he - first Septennial Investiga "'%q, 'ili eilt. ? v‘ lien 131. As. per Cent. was divided. The 1, op, o . ',al Division will take place in . 18 . 20, in which loi; Policies at this time wi ll participate. MEDICINE. Ikt• THE ATTENTION OF PARENTS., 4lrt Bolton, Sept. 3, IS 18. 1 1 1.. ' 1 t t N tl e fq, w . e great pleasure in communicating 14'14! e'qt ed " i. c , ise of my daughter Ann, ho has been I :iet ° i / 7 th e ose,„of your excelleni w Antiscorbutic 1 it„. k . 411 vi'Verate S "lently atfocorbutic Eruption, with w hi c h s h e ,klll . hcted for three years. The com t4:1II Fr o en the child was two yeais old, and conti -401i,,,,5." 1,1 1 her whok body was covered with Ulcers ko) _a . s tate ~.she also bcame quite blind, her face being ti,,ltOdt it was shocking to look upon. During 4 1.1 4 ( 0 4.1 )o ( j e t ' the Medical Gentlemen in the town unit ?ad tee n consulted, and every means tried % ilad d t l a , t, having heard.that a Gentleman of k t.n ti t. 1114, Itisoli cured by the use of your Drops, I ap kt:tvt, Pureba" stroi,Prly recoinmeniied the trial of a Ilii,4,%%:tati..:!ogoi,•,:eidt `'s ctr l itottle fi 010 Mr. Johp Gardner, and lb, 'flaY appear , she was perfectly cured i n a t;),, qht Cr'wer d of t ,q 1,11.11 P r ocured ' another, feariut the cum 'Om- • oe j)„,.. you, Sir, to publish this case for te 'ntit P ublic •ti • • .• s i,tv oat every one actedcor . rQtl 6 y ~de • ",ew where to nd immediate relief. Per=onaily, or by f e n d' etpost-paid, will be Si r ), 44 , Your very obligeri Servant, ' t , t'lt JOSEPH WALLWORK, 1,1 1 , ed 14 ,.. ,: 1 1,_ . ` 1 lie,I.vrr. J ob _ _ Shoe Warehouse, Deansgate. 1. odd h k•lgn,liba, Sur, kiardner, Bookseller, Bolton.. r tt ' aWlops 4gear), Manchester. k• e t si i 1 re s o w 04, Itl, r , 41, 3. wh oi In moulded square bottles, at 2s. 9d. 'ell, °,, by essale and retail by Mr. Li num, Man iii,ll i 3 ; ,, 'pi:et?" a t ', ), ‘;' , ,,lls arid Son ' , 2, L oin - lane, West Mars- SIO o' er 4 T.,,,,11.,_t,0. 1:0%, Chineh-yard ; Barclay and x l 'tt, , 141 st„.'i e t a Edwards, 66, St. 'Paul's Church- NI unbl ir 'I ,Chea 'side L t dori ; and 34, Sack- Vi ! 44 , . 3. 04 41 b i. P , 0 1 N I kr.l,. e h a.d. Mr. Lignunt's Improved Chemical It t , 4d 4 * ''gnti 4 , li t p t ine 3 S yphili s Pi lls, 2s. 9d. each box, with di- A4!no r , titi, t ,„ Principal Medi c i ne V en d ers i n every k'ilitycl Kingdom. lr-: ., ~ UCH Persons as are desirous contracting with the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, to furnish the following Articles, for the Current Service of that De partment, viz. Woollen Cloth, Serge, Bunting, Camblet, British Duck, Dowlas, CalicO, Diaper, Strulitz, Cotton Dresses, Stockings, Thread, Nectars, Tarpaulins, Iron, Steel, Copper, Tin, Lead, Locks, Bolts, Hinges, Iron and Copper Nails, Screws, Fire Irons, Tin Wzre, Cutlery, Brushes, Wheel and Hand Barrows, Coopers' Ware, Coal and Corn Measures, Hand Carts and Trucks, Ropes and Lines, Bricklayers, Carpenters, Coopers, Smiths, Sadlers, Turners, Plumbers, and Tintnans"lools, Sieves, Wire, Spades and Shovels, Pickaxes, Paints, Oil, Turpentine, Glass, and Soap ; also the following Barrack Stores, viz.-- Bed-sackings Ironmongery, Tin Ware, Bellows, 11'heelbar sows, Coopers' Ware, Coal Measures, and Brushes, may re ceive particulars of the Contracts at this ,Otfine, Noween the hers of Deter' and Five, and deliver their Tenders, sealed up and directed to 'the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, marking thereon " Tender for Military Stores," on or be fore Tuesday the 15th of December; but none will be receiv ed after Twelve o'Clock on tlret Day ; nor will any Proposal be noticed unless made on, or annexed to, a printed Particu lar, and the prices inserted in words at length; nor unless a letter be subjoined to such Proposal, signed by two Persons of known property, engaging to become bound with the party tendering, in the Sum expressed in the Particulars for the due Performance of the Contract. LONDON DOCKS. THE DIRECTORS of the LONDON DOCK COMPANY do hereby give Notice, That there will not be any BUSINESS done at the DOCK on WEDNESDAY, Dec.-2, that being the Day appointed for the FUNERAL of her lamented MAJESTY QUEEN CHARLOTTE. GEO. ii.OI3IINSON, Secretary:- London Dock House, Nov. 30, 1818. I%;OTICE. rri HE GRESHAM COMMITTEE give Notice Ja- to the Mesetinti and Gentlemen frequenting the Royal Exchange, that from a loyal and dutiful Respect to the high ly,revered and universally estee ued Memory of HER MA JESTY our late Most Gracious QUEEN, the GATES of the ROYAL EXCHANGE will be CLOSED during the WHOLE of WEDNESDAY NEXT, 1)64' the DAY on which the REMAINS of HER MAJESTY are to bye INTERRED. WILLIAM EDWARD WARD, Clerk. Mercers' Hall, Nov. 28, 1818, PUBLICA-TIONS.• Thls Day were published, In Three Volumes, 12mo. price 18s. hoards,' E DWARD WORTLEY, and the-EXILE o SCOTLAND. " The Nord, like the Stage, e.thibits' olly and vice, with out wounding personal feelings; who, ashamed of their fea tures, in visible characters, revive that sense of justice which is only dorm Ant in the most dissipated villain's bosom; now, blushing at his own image, becomes his OWI/ reformer."! Printed for J. W. Whitely, 103, Newgate-street. LIFE INSUAANCE. "IMPORTANT FACTS, shewiug the successive JL Reductions that have taken'"place in the Terms for'the INSURANCE of LIVES, and the probability of ultimate failure in some recent Schemes ; recommended to the serious consideration of Persons interested in the permanent stability of such Establishments. Ey PHILANTHROPOS. Pnblisbed by John Cawthorn, Nu. 5, Catherine-stree Strand, price Is. SCOTT'S FIELD SPORTS. This'Day were published, In Demy Octavo, price 11. 18s., boards, or in Royal Octavo, 31. 9s. a new and elegant Work, entitled BRITISH FIELD SPORTS; embracing Prac tical Instructions in Shooting, Hunting, Coursing, Racing, Fishing, &c. ; with Observations on the Breaking and Training of Dogs and H ors e s ; the M anagement of !fowling- Pieces ' well and all other Sporti ng i mp l ements ; as as every Circumstance connected with the Habits of ;* Sports man. By WILLIAM HENRY SCOTT. This Work is beautifully printed on fine paper, ,trot-press ed, and illustrated with upwards of 50 highly-finished En gravings; 34 en Copper, executed in the niest ciaaracteristic style of excellence, by those eminent Artists, Scott, Warren, Greig, Tuokey,Davenport, Ranson, and Webb, from Paint ings by Reinagle, Clennell, Elmer, and Barringer; the re minder cut ou Wood, by Clennell, Thompson, Austin, and Bewick. *4* The Author's object has been, to present, in as com cued a form as real utility would admit, Itistructions in all the various Field Sports in Modern Practice. The means he has possessed for accomplishing so desirable a purpose, he trusts, have enabled hint to produce such a Work on the sub ject of Field Sports, as. in point of P a p er , P r i nt i ng, Illustra tion, and EmbellisLent, is not to be equalled in the English language. LOodini : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater. ouster-row, and sold by all Booksellers. N. B. The above Work may be bad likewise in 12 Parts, price 3e. each, dewy, and ss. royal ; except Part 12, the price of which is 4s. dewy, and 7s, royal. This Day was published, In Seven handsome Volumes, price 21. 2s. in extra boards, VIAT, HITTINGHAM'S CABINET EDITION v r of SHAKSPEARE'S PLAYS ; accurately printed from the Text of JOHNSON and STEEVENS; and embel lished with Two Hundred and Thirty Engravings on Wood ; including the Seven Ages of Man, a Bust of the Immortal Bard, and a View of the House in which he was born, with a correct Representation of the Jubilee Procession in which he was commemorated by Garrick. To which are prefixed an Essay on the Life and Writings of Shokspeare, including the Opinions of Haslitt, Schlegel, Drake, &c. Written expressly for this Edition By JOHN BRITTON, F. S. A. And a Preface by Doctor JOHNSON. There are also a Glossarial Index to the Work, and a Cri tique on each Play by Johnson or Steevens. Printed at the Chiswick Press, for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row, London, and sold by all Book sellers. !** The Proprietors of this Edition of Shakspeare's Plays submit it to the Public, in full confidence that it has only to be seen, to be approved and admired. The Paper, Printing, and Embellishments, are unique;and present one of the most uniform and elegant Editions of the Pla's of our Ituhtortal Dratuatist ever 'offered to the Public. Virgiuia. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. T. C. Hawkes, Oathampton, Det•o,,shire; hanker from Dec 8, to Jan. 26, at twelve, at Guildhall, London BANKRUPTCY' SUPERSEDED. R. Mellor, Oldham, Lancashire, grocer. - BANKRUPTS. John White Portland-street, Portland-olace, merchant, to surrender Dec. 5, 12, and Jan. 9, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Brutton, Old BrOad-street. J. Lax, Liverpool, soap-hniler, Dec. 10, 21, and Jan. 9, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Orred and Brooke, Liverpool ; and Messrs.• Lowe •and Bower, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London. C. F. Villiers, LedhUry, Herefordshire, druggist, ''Dec. 7,8, and Jan. 9, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. Thompson, Gray's-Inn-square, London; and Mr. Cross, Bristol. J. Howard, Middleton-street, Clerkenwell, builder, Dec. 1,. at eleven, R, and Jana 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Castle, Cursitor-street, Chancery-lane.. N. Robinson, Smedley, LancasHire, manufacturer, Dec. it, 12, and Jan. 9, at ten, at the Dog- Tasern, Mituchester. Attornies, Mr. Hadfield, Manchester; tnd Mr. Makinson, Middle Temple, London. I. Mitchell, Marple, Cheshire, miller, Dec. 17,18, and Jan. 9. at two, at the Dog Tavern Manchestri. Attornies, Mr. Makinson, Teinple, London; and Mr. Cardwell, Man chester. J. Bruere, Craven-street, strand, xvine-merchant, Dec. 1, . 10, and Jan. 9, at one, at Guildhall.' Attornies, Messrs. Fyiimore and Clarke, Craven-street, Stiand. , W. Dickins, jun. Crown street, Finsbury-square, baker, Dec. . 1, 12, and Jan. 9, at ten, at Guildhath • Attornies, Messrs Shearman and Wyllie, Red Lioti-sqnare. T. Niuloele and H. Blood, Liverpool, merchants, Dec. 9, 10, and Jan. go at oae, at the Oilke of4tessrs. Avison acid Wheeler, Liverpool: Attotnies, Messrs, Avison and Wheeler, Liverpool, and Castle-streiit, Holborn, London. W. Keene, Neweastle.nnder-Lyme, Staffortlshite, inaltster, Dee. 5, 12, and Jan. 9, at eleven, at the Roe Buck Inn, Newcastle-under-Lyme. Attornies, Messrs. Ilarv, , y - and Wilson, Lincoln's-Inn-fields; and Th. plant, Newcastle under-Lyme. • 3. Hughes, Liverpool, druggist, Dec. 22, 23, and .JAn. 9,-at one, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Pritt and 4.i:evsl6 . , Liverpool; and Messrs. -, Black stock - and Iluuce , Temple, London. J. Frost, Derby, li ne n -d ra pe r , D ec. 8,9, and Jan. t 9, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, Nottitielivu. Attornies, Mr. Fearnhead, Nottingham i and Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, Temple. 'l'. Dawes, Yoxall, Staffordshire, tapeTinanufacturer, Om 9.. at the Office of Mr. Birch, Armitage 10, at the Crown-Inn, • Yoxall, and Jan. 9, at the - Talbot Irfnt , Itugely, Stafford shire, at ten. Attornies, Messrs. Willis, Clarke, Cotes, and Watson, Warnford-iouet; London; and Mr. Birch, Armitage. . . • • Ohren and M. C. Ohren, Broad-street, Rfachtfe, sta tioners, Dec. 1, 19, and. Jan. 9, at one, at Guildhall. At tornies, Messrs. Collins and Warner, I Spital-square. . 4 1-Moses, Lime-street, merchant, Dec. 8, 12, at twelve, and Jan. 4, at one,. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr; Rivington, Fenchurch-buildings, Fenchlirch-street. DM VENDS. . Dec. 19, W. Holt, 'Marsden, Lancashire, cotton-spinner— Dec.l9, W. Garth, Ballgrove, Lancashire, cotton-spinner— Dec. 2.2, N. Dancey, Bristol,' linen-draper —Dec. 23; .1. H. Stringer, Canterbury, woollen-draper—Dec. 28, S. Price, ' Eardialey, Herefordshire, shopkeeper—Dec. 19, D. Walker, Holborn, bookseller—Dec. 19. J. Bentley and J. BCCH, Corn billovatelimakers—Dee. 30, E. Treharne,Whitehr,ll, Carmar thenshire, dealer--Dee. 22, It Meaeock; Liverpool, ship-chan dler—Jan. 5, J. R. Oliver, Blackheath, marirer—Dec.lo, H. Dalrymple, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, cabinet-soaker— Dec. 19, N. Wood, Chichester, - Sussex, linen-drapel - ---,Dec. 22, T. Wdmes, Kersham, Surrey, nurseryman—Dec. 19, F. Devereux and M. Lambert, Brabant-court, Philpot-lane, merchants—Dee. 19, N. Stanley, Wood-street, Cheapside, scalemaker—Dec. 19, T. Ethell, Birmingham', upholder— Dec. 19, W. Oldroyd, Blackman-street, 'Borough, book seller—Dec. 21, B: Ilinyon, jun, and G. Inglis, Manchester, warehousemen—Dec. 21, W. Holds.w.orth; Bradfor4 and J. Holdsworth, Morley, Yorkshire, watchmakers—Dec. 28, W. Olorenshaw, , Leamington-Priors;:Warwiekshire, booksellcr— Jan. 18, C. T. Baker, Marlborough, linen-draper—Dec. 22, P. Hooper, and T. Bedford, • Bartholomew-place, Bartholo mew-close, timber-merchant- 7 Dec. t 9, H. Bourne, St. James's-street, Westmi ns t er , s ilk-mercer—Dec. 19, A. Wil kinson and G. 'Cook, Walbrook, merchants. CERTIFICATES—DEc. 19. W. Hadden, Cleiiient's-lane, Lombard-street, tea dealer— s. Levy, Mansel-street, Goodman's-fields, tailor—W.Smart, Bradford, Wiltshire, clothier—J. Waterworth, Manchester, horse-dealer—H. Itudkin and T. Johnson, Great Coggeshall, Essex, worsted-manufacturers-3, Breese, Caerswys, Mont gomeryshire, grocer—F. Ridding, Birmingham, tanner—T. _Wright, • Leicester, victualler-34 Pugh, 'Pyre y focl4. Meri onethshire, fartuer—j. J. Tilley, Hampstead, music-seller-- W. Grisenthwaite, South Lynn, Norfolk, druggist—W: Whit by, Clement's-lane, drug-broker. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Killbe and T.. Marks, Rochford, Essex, wine and brandy merchants—G. Wilding and J. Thompson, Preston, corn dealers—W. N. Marsden, A. Gordon, and J. Johnson, Sal ford, brewers—E. and R.•Welclnnan, Brackley, Noirthamp tonshire, tanners—J. Outtram and J. Cook, ,Godalming, shopkeepers—S. and J. Gardner, Stroud, millwrights—B Emerson, T. Milner, and M. Dunn, Ryton,. Durham, steel manufacturers—G. Creed, Heme!-Hempsted, and J. H. Rum ball, St. Alban's, surveyors—R.W. and J.Mokon, and J. Frost, Kingston-upon-Hull, rope-makers—W. Prideaux, T.Bentall, anti G. Farwell, 'Totnes, bankers—J. Butler, jun: and W. Greenslade, Bristol, brushatakers—H. Smith .and T. Price, Tot hill-street, Westminster, linen-drapers—G. Lackencley and W. Harrison, Parson's-street, Wellclose-square, sugar refiners—R. Cripps and J. French, Bristol, watch-makers-- J. C. Agnis, J. Piggot, and Z. It. Webb, Langford anti Hey bridge, Essex—J. Benson and W. Beckitt, Thorne and Don caster, attornies--41. Cotton and J. Campbell, Bank of Eng land, stock-brokers—R. Brown and G. H. Harris,,Botolph lane, wholesale ironutongers--4. Simons and W. Past; Cur tain-road,. dyers. The Lentriciti Papers received this it: riling contain the unwelcome, but not' nnexpedt d :n -tofmation, that her •Majesty_paid the inevitable debt to nature -at one o'clock on Tuesday after noon. The tedious anti excruciating oat ore of -he complaint under :which - she laboured, retider-i ed the last months of. h er lif e so m i sera bl e , t h att ; : she must have felt the change. which removedl her from -her'seene of suffering, rather as . a Itles4l sing 'than an affliction. "Pions :and, •exenrplaryl in life, the prospects of futurity could ,not be tee garded by her as appalling ; her last motnents must have been cheered by the consolatory re-- dection that her life had been •a pattern of virtue to her kingdoth—that her example bad feuded to purify the morals of the tipper classes, an - d thence of, till classes of society—and that calumny, eager indefatigablearrtl as it is in discovering-the vices of those in high station - , never dared to betatiVe the slightest aspersion. on her , Character. She died full of years and honoor . ; the • Queen_of a • great and attached ieoPle, the beloved Anther of a numerous Family. _The devotion' olthat Fa mily must have deeply gratified the expirinkQueen, and it affords a strong proof, not more of their filial duty, than of her arniable, and conciliating disposition, that she retained to .the last moment of her life so firm a hold on the affections of her children. Her death has occurred in a n attapi dons time. She had see') her native country 1 . freed from the iron grasp of an usurper ; her • Noble Family restored to their lawful. honours ; the country of her adoption proudly triumphant in every quarter of the world, and an universal' - and - honourable peace succeeding to a tremendous war. Like her Royal Husband, She had lived down:any unpopularity which might have fallen to het' lot dying, the universal attack ott all that wai venerable 'and dignified, and she has ti . oiv de parted in full possession of the respect and admi ration' of all parties. In common with the rest of mankind she was visited by afflictions, froth , Which not even the most exalted is Tree ; her latter days were passed in pain, and lie with Whom her joys and sorrows were so long 4hared,' was, by the inscrutable decrees of PiOvidence, removed from her society. These irere, we rrust, brit trials : aineepare her for the presence of Hitn, at whose tight hand are joys for evermore.' Her property ins as yet unknown, but we have no doubt that .the current .statements are exaggerated. Sift was ' chatitahle to the, poor, , and dignified and . liberal to her• family,.aud many learned and pious men Jamong . them the cele brated Dr. Blair, who received front her a hand some pension) were sharers of her bounty." THE FRACAS AT THE CORN-EXCHANGE. FURTURR PARTICULARS. MANstoN-House.-- 7 Saturday Mr.- Farren, a Gentleman of considerable eminence in the Corn- Market, attended by some friends, ~p'peared in the Justice Room, and complained 'that on the previous 'day he had been horsewhipped and vio lently assaulted by Mr. Matthews, a Gentleman' also well. known in Mark-lane, as related in SUN of Saturday. The circumstances which lest to this violence, and the complaint he was about to make, were these :—The complainant some time since lent the defendant about 15001. for immediate necessities, but expected the amount returned•as soon as possible. A short interval, however, had but elapsed, when, to his surprize, he learned that, without _offering him any security fur the ,money so advanced, he'had become em barrassed, and was compelled to submit his all:airs to his creditors. This conduct struck the corn-' plainant as being so dishonourable, that he did' not hesitate to mention it very freely and very generally on 'Change, treating it in the. manner in which he thought it deserved. These declara tions soon reached th e e ars o f t h e "defetidant, who, upon bearing= - that a- - certain epithet was applied in them to his character, he, without hesitation, sent Mr. Farren a challenge. This document the latter destroyed in as public a manner as he had previously declared his sentiments, by tearing - it in pieces, and repeatink his former opinion of the writer. Mr. Matthews being also immediaely apprised of this, provided himself with a horso; whip, and quickly appeared upon''Change, meeting - Mr:Farren,- be instantly laid-the horse whip; about his, shoulders. The partners and friends of each interfered, and some hard bloWs were exchanged; but of these no regular com ptaint was made. Mr. Matthews most readily ad mitted to the Lon) Moron that be horsewhipped Mr. Farren, but thOught he.was well warranted in so doing, after the vile liberty he had taken with his character, and in so public a place. The Lorin MAYOR ordered the defendant to enter into sure ties, himself in 2001. and two others in 1001. each. This being done, the parties retired. VAda'ANTs.---There ate between 30 and 40 va grants committed, on an average, every meek from the Police Office, Hatton-garden, to. the House of Correction, in order to be passed to their respective parishes—this, at the rate of ten shilling: for the-apprehension of each of these Fret retches,-amounts.w to a , large.sum .yearly. Aww